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KLEVV BOLT X 32GB (16GB x2) 3200MT/s CL16 DDR4 Memory Kit

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KLEVV BOLT X 32GB (16GB x2) 3200MT/s CL16 DDR4 Memory Kit

£52.69

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Good price for this kit.
In pursuit of minimalism and simplicity, the brand-new BOLT X memory is extremely slim and lightweight.
What’s more, by applying specially-designed heat spreader made with 99.5% pure aluminum, BOLT X is extraordinary in heat conductivity and durability.

High-quality gaming RAM that will keep your desktop system running lightning fast
Optimize your gaming experience with XMP 2.0 - One Click Easy Overclocking and Advanced Speed Performance at 3200MHz
Take your system's responsiveness to the next level with advanced semiconductor technology and the best selection of memory chips
Quality gaming DRAM with tested stability and platform compatibility
Fully compatible with the latest Intel and Ryzen platforms

Format 288 Pin DDR4 Unbuffered DIMM
Speed 3200 16 - 18 - 18 - 38 @ 1.35V
Dimension (L) 133 x (W) 33 x (H) 6 mm

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29th Apr
This is the market price currently. We had it so good in 2023 with SSD and RAM pricing and well it couldn't continue forever. Looks like the market is currently stable which isn't a bad thing. Predicted price increases are lower for Q2 2024 than Q1 2024.

Always be wary of "Buy the rumour, sell the news"

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29th Apr
To be fair, DDR memory prices haven't moved a whole lot. SSDs have become noticeably more expensive though.
29th Apr
Is there much / any point in going for 3600 over 3200 on a 5800x3d?

I keep reading / watching conflicting things.
29th Apr
no, absolutely not. generally the performance advantage from the X3D chips come from that big old memory cache meaning programs, mostly games, can store their data most needed for game logic (usually a very small amount) on the chip, and not have to deal with the latency penalty of calling back into system memory.

for this reason they are very marginally responsive to memory timings (and very high end memory kits that have been manually overclocked to tighter timings paired with, say, a 5800X can narrow the performance gap) in most gaming scenarios.
2nd May
Will this wok withacer nitro 50 640?

Unsure if it's only cl22 it's tied to (edited)